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Cycling to school provides several health, financial, and environmental benefits. It is a low-impact form of exercise that can help students and families stay in shape while saving money on transportation costs compared to driving. Cycling also helps reduce air and noise pollution since it does not contribute to traffic or require non-renewable fuels like driving does. Promoting cycling as a mode of school transportation can help incorporate daily exercise into routines, save families money, and benefit the environment.
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Cycling to school
- 1. CYCLING TO SCHOOL An essay presenting the benefits of cycling to go to school
- 2. Why cycle to go to school? ■Several health benefits ■Saves money ■Environment-friendly
- 3. Would cycling to school be beneficial? Cycling as a mode of transport should be promoted since it has several health benefits. It can help save non-renewable energy resource and can be financially rewarding.
- 4. BACKGROUND ■Cycling is one of the easiest ways to fit exercise into your daily routine because it is also a form of transport.
- 5. BACKGROUND ■It is a low-impact type of exercise, so it is easier on joints than running or other high-impact aerobic activities. But it still helps a person get into shape.
- 6. Why cycle to go to school? ■Several health benefits ■Saves money ■Environment-friendly